LEGOLAND Malaysia opens world first LEGO Flower Garden
LEGOLAND Malaysia has this week opened their new LEGO Flower Garden Miniland - a vibrant fusion of LEGO artistry and nature - and a world first.
LEGOLAND Malaysia recognised that gardens, specifically flower gardens, attract people and have embarked on creating a life-like colourful landscape combining real plants, artificial greenery, and LEGO models.
The 380 square metre garden is built using more than 792,000 LEGO bricks and showcases the impressive creativity and craftsmanship behind this one-of-a-kind attraction.
This new floral wonderland features 58 types of LEGO flowers from the popular LEGO Botanicals collection, including Sunflowers, Orchids, Cherry Blossoms, Bonsai Trees, and more.
At the heart of the garden stands a giant LEGO version of the Rafflesia, Southeast Asia’s famous and rare flower, ready to impress visitors of all ages.
LEGO Flower Garden Miniland also incorporates LEGO wildlife such as butterflies, birds, foxes and cats hidden throughout the garden along with a water fountain pond with LEGO frogs and koi fishes decorated with water lillies.
With hands-on activities and endless photo moments, this immersive space brings creativity and nature together with the attraction also offering exclusive sessions for guests to learn creative techniques on how to build their own LEGO® flower bouquet.
Image top. Credit: Merlin Entertainments; Image below: Credit: LEGOLAND Malaysia
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